Sentence examples for entirely resistant from inspiring English sources

Comfort: Adams is entirely resistant to modernism's stern aesthetic.

Not that it has been entirely resistant to the recession, and was reported to have slashed its number of contract and temporary staff at the end of last year.

Unfortunately for the Trust, the 22-year-old from Peckham who has risen to be Britain's foremost rapper seems entirely resistant to social engineering and loyal to Radio 1Xtra.

In the one of the more farfetched subplots, Martin pursues the increasingly disillusioned Azra, who is not entirely resistant to his advances, while Divko tries to coax him away from his mother and back into the fold.

It's also more confident, more coherent, yielding an all-enveloping warmth that's entirely resistant to any iPod shuffle function".

During one short stretch of time, I got so many infections in my urinary tract that the bacteria there became entirely resistant to a whole strain of antibiotics, and I was unwell, miserable and rarely able to have sex for months.

Thus in Khilnani's telling, the Buddha is revealed to have been resistant to allow women into his order of monks, commenting that in ancient India even "the Buddha was not entirely immune from patriarchal attitudes".

After a few generations, there is no longer a mixed population of strong and weak insects but, instead, a population consisting entirely of tough, resistant strains.

For the highest dosages, there was suppression of growth of the total bacterial population, but the population consisted entirely of a resistant subpopulation.

Despite that the dual antimicrobial regimens with ceftriaxone and azithromycin may not entirely prevent resistance emergence [ 3, 8, 78], they will mitigate the spread of resistant strains.

These dual antimicrobial regimens may not entirely prevent resistance emergence in gonococci [ 3, 8, 78], but they will mitigate the spread of resistant strains.